Augmented Finger Induced Lucid Dream (AFILD)
I ran an experiment on here a good 3 years ago where audio tracks would play whenever the mouse button was released: http://www.dreamviews.com/attaining-...eam-field.html. The idea was to catch yourself when you fall asleep and let go of the mouse. But the constant strain of pressing down on the button was counterproductive.
I have now updated the procedure so that it counts up every second and drops back to zero when the mouse is tapped or moved. If it climbs high enough a track is played. I believe it will work much better like this and have had some promising experiences so far.
If you want to help test, download Lucid Scribe along with the Mouse plugin. Wake up in the middle of the night and then go back to bed. When you are tired and about to drift off again, launch the app. Then place your fingers on the edge of the mouse and pretend that you are playing piano or typing on a keyboard. The trick is to move your fingers as gently as possible, maybe flip the mouse over and tap directly on the sensor.
Every few minutes, especially when you hear the audio track play, perform a reality check: try to push your index finger through the mouse or use your other hand to pinch your nose closed and try to breathe through it.
If you make any interesting findings, it would be good to know the length of time from when you started until the audio track played.
